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Huds and Toke is an Australian pet treat manufacturer based on the Sunshine Coast, Queensland. The company produces dog, horse and small-animal treats with a focus on sustainability and international export.[1][2]
History
[edit]Huds and Toke was founded in 2014 by Russell and Emma Gibbons, transitioning from home-based baking to a purpose-built facility with support from Advance Queensland grants.[1][3][4]
Products
[edit]The company manufactures a variety of treats, including dog biscuits, horse cookies and snacks for small pets. In collaboration with Krispy Kreme Australia, it launched "Doggie Doughnuts" — dog-safe doughnut-shaped biscuits inspired by the brand’s flavours.[5][6][7]
Sustainability
[edit]Huds and Toke incorporates sustainability into its operations. It operates a solar-powered manufacturing facility and has utilised insect-based protein (e.g. black soldier fly larvae) in its products ahead of broader industry trends.[8][2]
Recognition and international reach
[edit]Founder Emma Gibbons received the 2023 Queensland AgriFutures Rural Women’s Award.[2] The company has gained media attention and government support for its export success, including expansion into markets such as Japan, Singapore, Germany, the United States and the United Kingdom.[9][3][4]
References
[edit]- ^ a b "From kitchen table to global paw-sibilities: the remarkable rise of Huds & Toke". Advance Queensland. June 19, 2024.
- ^ a b c "Iced doggie doughnuts and pony treats catapult Emma into a multi-billion-dollar market". Australian Broadcasting Corporation. September 10, 2023.
- ^ a b "Manufacturer taps into Japanese market with Advance Queensland backing". Ministerial Media Statements.
- ^ a b "Qld pet treats manufacturer sets sights on lucrative Japanese market". australianmanufacturing.com.au. September 13, 2017.
- ^ "Krispy Kreme Doggie Doughnuts".
- ^ Kopittke, Morganne (March 22, 2023). "Queensland pet treat company to make insect-protein 'Doggy Doughnuts' for Krispy Kreme". smartcompany.com.au.
- ^ "Krispy Kreme launches Doggie Doughnuts in partnership with Huds & Toke". australiandoglover.com.
- ^ "Australian Pet Treat Pioneer Huds And Toke Leads Sustainable Protein Revolution As Global Market Embraces Alternative Nutrition". menafn.com.
- ^ "Qld pet treat manufacturer expands exports". foodmag.com.au. June 9, 2017.